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Godomar II

reigned 524–534 · 6th century

Godomar II was the last king of the Burgundians, reigning from 524 to 534. He succeeded his brother Sigismund, who had been captured and killed by the Franks, and defeated the Franks at Vézeronce in 524. He was finally beaten by the sons of Clovis in the early 530s, after which his kingdom was absorbed into the Frankish realm and he disappears from the record.

Godomar II
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Kingdom of the Burgundians

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